ExpressIndicativeUpdated Oct 29, 2026

Bus from Matagalpa to Masaya

Express · leaves from COTRAN Sur de Matagalpa (Guanuca) and arrives at Terminal del Mercado Municipal de Masaya.

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Departure times

Every day

5:00 AM
6:30 AM
2:00 PM

Fare

C$130 – C$150 (≈ US$3.55–4.10)

Duration

3 h

Distance

155 km approx.

Leaves from

COTRAN Sur de Matagalpa (Guanuca)

Arrives at

Terminal del Mercado Municipal de Masaya

Operator

Terminal cooperatives

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Stops along the way

Matagalpa
Sébaco
Tipitapa
Masaya

Tips for this trip (in Spanish)

Va por Tipitapa sin entrar a Managua.

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COTRAN Sur de Matagalpa (Guanuca)

Barrio Guanuca, salida sur de Matagalpa

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Return: Masaya → Matagalpa

Masaya → Matagalpa

Leaves from Mercado · Masaya

Express

Fare: C$130 – C$150 (≈ US$3.55–4.10)
Duration: 3 h
Departures: 3 departures · 5:00 AM – 2:00 PM

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Events in Masaya

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From September 20 to early December
San Jerónimo festival in Masaya
Masaya
Nicaragua's longest patron saint festival: processions, the Torovenado, marimba dances and the “agüizotes” in the capital of folklore.
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